Toy Sloop Yacht Matches Big Craft Speeds
Frank J. Dias Jr of 181 Cowper Street received a toy sloop yacht built by his father the cabinet maker. The three foot long four foot tall craft is hard pine with two cabins carved out and fully rigged with miniature ropes and pulleys. It will be christened Vasco Da Gama and is among the father’s many toy creations for his children.
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Frank J. Dias, Jr
Cowper Street
Frank
Vasco da Gama
Vasco DA
GAMA
Frank Diaz, Jr
Frank, Jr
Annie
Brattleboro Man Gets Two-Year Term for Bigamy
In Brattleboro Municipal Court Judge A E Cudworth sentenced Michael J McCarty a railroad employee to two years hard labor in Windham State Prison for bigamy. He had married Florence M Soden while another wife lay ill in hospital and learned she existed after returning from their honeymoon. He claimed his marriage was forced by threats to self harm and defended his actions as trivial.
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Bratteboro
A. E. Cudworth
Michael J. McCarty
Brattleboro
Windig
McCarty
Ilry
Florence M. Soden
Elliot Phillips
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital
Honeymon McCarty
Electrician Falls 65 Feet Then Injured at South Boston Plant
William Roake an Edison Electric Illuminating Company worker fell from a staging to the floor from about six feet, injuring both legs and sustaining internal injuries. Police say an electric shock may have knocked him off the high perch at the Summer street plant and he is now in critical condition at Carney Hospital.
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William Roake
Edison Electric Illuminating Company
Summer Street
Boston
Carney Hospital
Rooke
Martin Answers Rival In Ward 7 Campaign
John J. Martin, candidate for the Governor's Council, accused opponent John J. C. Slayton of leaving the Republican party in 1913 and failing to rejoin since. Martin asserted his lifelong Republican affiliation and noted records showing Slayton’s 1913 enrolment change. A Ward 7 committee led by William B. Kinney was named to support Martin.
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John J. Martin
John J. C. Slayton
Ward 7
Mr. Slayton
Mrr. Martin
State House
Melrose
Slayton
Martin
William 8. Kinney
Charles H. Innes
William J. Conlon
George I. Kimball
Joseph Orton
Joseph A. Clement
J. Henderson Allston
George W. Johnson
Harry Demeter
David P. Fromm
Day Baker
Storing Vegetables for Winter in the Amherst Area
Home gardeners receive tips from the Massachusetts Agricultural College Horticultural Department on winter storage. Advice covers correct cellar height, ventilation with shutters and dampers, moisture control via water or spraying, and built in shelves for canned goods.
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Amherst
Horticultural Department
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Crete
Safe cool cellar room for heat protection
The authority advises choosing a cellar section far from the heater with a window opening to it. A typical family needs about 6 by 10 feet with simple walls and bulging paper behind boards. Use 2 by 3 studs, an air space, a tight door, and install a cold air flue where a window pane is removed.
Central Court Fines Hit Over 900 for Sunday Gambling
Central Court yesterday collected more than 900 dollars in fines from Sunday gambling. Ten dollar charges applied to players in dead games and five dollars each for bystanders, as enforcement on craps and poker activity continued.
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Central Court
Premature Auction Listing For Five Bedroom Furnishings
A classified item offers 1 bedstead, full size, a bureau, chiffonier, dressing table and chair in a five piece set for sale.
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Beeckman
Providence
R. Livingston Beeckman
Joseph P. Burlingame
Republican State Central Committee
Joe Droes
Tee Geers Corpo
New. York
Castoria
Casper
Certainin
Wes
Mr. Dias
United States
Government
U. S
Fonete
Kafer
Chi
Deneeer
Spa Cove
Charles Slayton
Republican
Madras
Nickerson
National Dental Association
Paine
Paine Furniture Company
Arlington Street
Boylston Street
Puddine
Fruit Puddine Co
Baltimore
Geo
Wm. Bentley Company En Pami
State
Mass
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